Urban Rail Transit Electromechanical & Power Supply Technology

Urban Rail Transit Electromechanical & Power Supply Technology

Course Overview

This course focuses on the core domains of Urban Rail Transit Electromechanical & Power Supply Technology. Based on professional teaching standards and aligned with the latest industry development trends, the program develops learners' core skills in station electromechanical equipment system inspection and repair, automation monitoring system maintenance, power supply and distribution equipment operation and maintenance, and traction power line installation and maintenance.

Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical training—including real project case studies and virtual simulation exercises—the program prepares highly qualified professionals who meet the demands of the urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution industry's high-quality development.

Why This Course?

1.Curriculum

Covers the full workflow from station electromechanical equipment system inspection and repair to power supply and distribution equipment operation and maintenance.

2.Standards

Aligned with international urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution technical skill standards, the course develops skilled professionals with international technical awareness and practical capabilities.

3.Faculty

Joint instruction by enterprise engineers and academic experts.

4.Platform

Training platform based on real urban rail electromechanical and power supply/distribution scenarios, enabling a "Theory → Virtual Simulation → Hands-On Verification" learning approach.

5.Outcomes

The course helps learners build job-relevant capabilities for urban rail transit operation and maintenance enterprises.

What You'll Be Able to Do?

1. Inspect and Repair Station Electromechanical Equipment Systems

• Inspect and repair platform screen door (PSD) systems, automatic fare collection (AFC) systems, escalators and moving walkways, and fire protection and environmental control systems
• Identify the structure, operating principles, electrical control principles, parameters, and performance indicators of PSDs, AFC gates, escalators, and fire protection and environmental control systems
• Perform equipment installation, commissioning, maintenance, and fault handling; apply environmental sustainability practices during equipment replacement

2. Maintain Automation Monitoring Systems

• Maintain the Integrated Supervisory Control System (ISCS) for urban rail transit
• Identify the technical foundations and equipment composition of the ISCS, including subsystems for building and environmental monitoring, fire alarm, automatic train supervision, power supply monitoring, public address, CCTV, AFC, passenger information, and platform screen door monitoring
• Perform ISCS operation, maintenance, and fault handling across all subsystems

3. Operate and Maintain Power Supply and Distribution Equipment

• Operate and maintain urban rail power supply systems, overhead contact lines (OCL)/contact rails, relay protection systems, and distribution lines
• Analyze electrical wiring diagrams for urban rail power supply systems
• Identify the structure and operating principles of high-voltage primary equipment in substations, OCL / contact rail systems, and relay protection functions and requirements
• Perform distribution line installation, inspection, and repair, and support general emergency repair operations under applicable safety procedures and authorization

4. Install and Maintain Traction Power Lines

• Install and maintain urban rail OCL / contact rail systems and distribution lines
• Measure key parameters of OCL / contact rail systems; read and interpret OCL / contact rail drawings
• Apply OCL / contact rail operation and monitoring technologies; perform equipment inspection, fault handling, and distribution line installation and repair
• Support general emergency repair and construction operations under applicable safety procedures and authorization.

What You Will Learn?

Learning Environment

The program provides a comprehensive urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution technology training platform system, comprising multiple specialized labs:

Station Electromechanical Equipment System Inspection & Repair Lab — Equipped with PSD system simulators, AFC gate units, escalator models, and fire protection and environmental control system equipment for hands-on inspection, maintenance, and fault-handling training.

Automation Monitoring System Maintenance Lab — Equipped with ISCS simulation platforms covering all integrated monitoring subsystems (building and environment monitoring, fire alarm, automatic train supervision, power supply monitoring, PA, CCTV, AFC, PIS, and PSD monitoring) for system operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting practice.

Power Supply & Distribution Equipment Operation & Maintenance Lab — Equipped with substation simulators, high-voltage primary equipment models, relay protection training systems, and distribution line practice stations for power supply operation, maintenance, and emergency repair training.

Traction Power Line Installation & Maintenance Lab — Equipped with OCL / contact rail training structures, parameter measurement instruments, and distribution line installation stations for traction power line construction, inspection, and repair practice.

All labs feature advanced hardware, software, and professional training applications that replicate real urban rail electromechanical and power supply/distribution operating environments, supporting full-process hands-on training from equipment inspection to system-level operation.

Company Strength

At ECR Academy, our Urban Rail Transit Electromechanical & Power Supply Technology training solutions are built on proven global expertise and real-world industry alignment. Here's what sets us apart:

• Since 2010, we've delivered professional training to nearly 500,000 participants across 29 countries, with over 300,000 certified learners equipped for urban rail O&M roles.
• We've organized more than 150 skills competitions, empowering 30,000+ learners to master electromechanical systems, traction power supply, and station equipment maintenance through hands-on challenges.
• Our curriculum integrates real-scenario training platforms combining theory, virtual simulation, and practical validation—ensuring you gain skills directly applicable to TPSS, APSS, BAS, and FAS operations.
• Backed by a resource network of 3,300+ industry engineers and academic experts, plus partnerships with 500+ enterprises, we deliver training that meets international standards like IEC 61992 and ISO 12944.
• You'll learn from a hybrid faculty of field engineers and college specialists, ensuring both technical depth and operational relevance in power supply O&M workflows.

FAQ

Q: Can I take this course with no prior background?

A: Yes. The program is designed with a structured learning path for beginners. Starting from the fundamentals of urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution technology, the course progresses step by step, supported by extensive virtual simulation exercises and hands-on practice—ensuring that even learners with no prior experience can effectively acquire the core skills.

Q: What career paths does this program prepare me for?

A: Learners can develop skills relevant to roles such as:

• Rail Transit Electromechanical Maintenance Technician (station electromechanical equipment inspection and repair ; automation monitoring system maintenance)
• Substation Operations Attendant (substation operation, maintenance, and equipment inspection)
• Substation Equipment Maintenance Technician (power supply and distribution equipment operation and maintenance, traction power line installation and maintenance)
• Traction Power Line Installation & Maintenance Technician (OCL / contact rail construction and inspection, distribution line operation, maintenance, and repair).

Q: Does the course provide access to the urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution platform?

A: Yes. The course provides simulated accounts on the urban rail transit electromechanical and power supply/distribution training platform. Learners can perform simulated operations on the platform, familiarizing themselves with the operational workflows and procedures of real urban rail electromechanical and power supply/distribution systems in an authentic environment.

Contact Us

Reach out to us at ecr2008@enteredu.com to explore partnership opportunities in Urban Rail Transit Electromechanical & Power Supply Technology today.